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Ed Quillen's work from 1986 and before

• Trail to Nowhere 9-Dec-1984 Empire Magazine
• Quality honored in reverse 22-Feb-1985 Denver Post
• But at least they appear to know who they are 9-Mar-1985 Denver Post
• Smoking ban is a pricey plan 24-Nov-1985 Denver Post
• Improved roads lead to poverty 3-Jan-1986 Denver Post
• Being from Colorado won't help a bit 10-Jan-1986 Denver Post
• It hurts to be right 17-Jan-1986 Denver Post
• How to benefit from water projects 24-Jan-1986 Denver Post
• The solutions may come in a bottle 31-Jan-1986 Denver Post
• Only cheap thrills are dangerous 7-Feb-1986 Denver Post
• The Colorado New Age Virtue Squad 16-Feb-1986 Denver Post
• A lot of us can't live here 21-Feb-1986 Denver Post
• Beware of false prophets 28-Feb-1986 Denver Post
• Pay so that others might prosper 7-Mar-1986 Denver Post
• The business of Colorado 14-Mar-1986 Denver Post
• A political quiz 21-Mar-1986 Denver Post
• One reason to admire farmers 28-Mar-1986 Denver Post
• School finance is like foreign policy 4-Apr-1986 Denver Post
• As long as the sample is clean 11-Apr-1986 Denver Post
• Terrorists must be everywhere 18-Apr-1986 Denver Post
• The Capitol Hill legislation escort service 25-Apr-1986 Denver Post
• Excellence without logic 2-May-1986 Denver Post
• What hero killed Ma Bell? 9-May-1986 Denver Post
• If only this Mirror reflected well 16-May-1986 Denver Post
• Drawing on our rich heritage 23-May-1986 Denver Post
• A conscience for the campaign 30-May-1986 Denver Post
• What the old man had to say 13-Jun-1986 Denver Post
• How to win the war on cocaine 27-Jun-1986 Denver Post
• The safest refuge for scoundrels 6-Jul-1986 Denver Post
• Where's inflation when we need it? 11-Jul-1986 Denver Post
• Solutions to the car-bike wars 18-Jul-1986 Denver Post
• Confessions of a pornographer 25-Jul-1986 Denver Post
• Really, Colorado Day is worth celebrating 1-Aug-1986 Denver Post
• We need something-free workplaces, for sure 8-Aug-1986 Denver Post
• You always get what you don't vote for 15-Aug-1986 Denver Post
• Migrating bats, or maybe dingbats 22-Aug-1986 Denver Post
• I'm not qualified; hire me 29-Aug-1986 Denver Post
• Bank failures aren't exactly nostalgia 5-Sep-1986 Denver Post
• Keep Ken Kramer on the tube 12-Sep-1986 Denver Post
• But we've always been getting fecal samples 19-Sep-1986 Denver Post
• A new use for Fort St. Vrain 26-Sep-1986 Denver Post
• One Colorado isn't enough; now we have five 3-Oct-1986 Denver Post
• Why can't upper-crust music pay its own way? 10-Oct-1986 Denver Post
• You can't have both sports and education 17-Oct-1986 Denver Post
• Ted will do what's right, then deny it 24-Oct-1986 Denver Post
• Moab can't have the most scenic dump 31-Oct-1986 Denver Post
• Any easy way to deal with junk mail? 7-Nov-1986 Denver Post
• Skier calendar, like daylight saving time 14-Nov-1986 Denver Post
• All it takes is a helping of salt 21-Nov-1986 Denver Post
• Keep the sordid Olympics out of our good state 28-Nov-1986 Denver Post
• All we need are speech lessons 5-Dec-1986 Denver Post
• Why not to run government like a business 12-Dec-1986 Denver Post
• How they celebrated the last Christmas 19-Dec-1986 Denver Post
• How not to perform economic development 26-Dec-1986 Denver Post

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